Non-destructive testing

The right method for the question at hand.

Magnetic particle inspection is central to much of our crane, rig, lifting-equipment and downhole-tool work, supported by additional NDT methods when the scope requires them.

Technician performing magnetic particle inspection with an electromagnetic yoke

Capabilities

Practical NDT methods for industrial equipment.

MT

Magnetic particle testing

A surface and near-surface examination method for locating discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials.

VT

Visual testing

A disciplined visual examination used to identify visible surface conditions, deformation, wear, damage and workmanship concerns.

LPT

Liquid penetrant testing

A surface examination method for revealing discontinuities open to the surface in non-porous materials.

PMI / XRF

Positive material identification

Portable analysis helps verify alloy composition and support material identification decisions.

RVI

Borescope inspection

Remote visual tools provide access to internal or hard-to-reach areas without unnecessary disassembly.

UT

Ultrasonic testing

Available where a project calls for thickness measurement or examination for relevant internal indications.

Method selection

Inspection is not one-size-fits-all.

The most useful result begins with the right question. We consider the component, material, access, known service history and required sensitivity before recommending a method or combination of methods.

Where project specifications or engineering requirements apply, we align the examination approach and reporting with that defined scope.

Not sure which NDT method you need?

Tell us what you need inspected, where it is, and when you need it. We’ll help define the practical next step.

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